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Tree trimming work will close northbound I-5 on-ramp in Chehalis June 7
Travelers who use Interstate 5 in Lewis County should plan ahead for a temporary ramp closure in Chehalis, according to the Washington state Department of Transportation (WSDOT). On Sunday, June … more
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Keegan T. Gendreau, 27, Winlock, seated next to defense attorney Rachael Tiller, makes a preliminary appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Thursday, June 4. Senior Deputy Prosecutor Scott Jackson is seated across the aisle.
Winlock man, the second suspect in house-sitting theft, appears in court
The second suspect implicated in the Centralia house-sitting that allegedly resulted in two dead chickens and stolen gold and silver coins appeared in court Thursday. Keegan T. Gendreau, 27, of … more
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Linnea Comstock, of Olympia, holds a sign during a video to in an effort to repeal the income tax at a signature gathering event hosted by Let’s Go Washington in Tumwater on Wednesday, June 3.
Foes of Washington state income tax race collect initiative signatures in Tumwater
Signature-gatherers for an initiative to ditch Washington’s new income tax did steady business at a Tumwater church Wednesday afternoon. Seated under a tent outside The Remnant church, a … more
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Andy Skinner, executive director of Reliable Enterprises
Ceremony to celebrate seven additional homes by Reliable Enterprises in Centralia
Reliable Enterprises continues advancing its long-range vision of creating stable housing opportunities for homeless families with the completion of seven additional homes, bringing the … more
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Jerimy J. Trudeau, 43, Centralia, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday, June 3.
Centralia man charged with two separate crimes in one week
A Centralia man made his second court appearance in less than a week Wednesday after prosecutors accused him of taking his aunt’s debit card to make several unlawful purchases. Jerimy J. … more
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Sipside Coffee Company to celebrate opening with ribbon cutting
Coffee lovers in Chehalis will soon have a new favorite stop for their daily pick-me-up as Sipside Coffee Company opens at the familiar Interstate and 13th Street location formerly occupied by … more
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Bishop S. Slaughter, 20, makes a video appearance in Lewis County Superior Court on Wednesday, June 3.
Two Green Hill School inmates charged with custodial assault
Two incarcerated individuals at the Green Hill School juvenile detention center in Chehalis face allegations of custodial assault following separate alleged incidents. Bishop S. Slaughter, 20, … more
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Hundreds attended a May 30, 2026, barbecue fundraiser in Longview to support the families of the victims of the Nippon Dynawave paper mill disaster.
After paper mill disaster, Longview community rallies around fundraising efforts while long-term questions loom
A line of attendees snaked around the parking lot of Bob’s Sporting Goods in downtown Longview on Saturday. That’s where community members gathered for a barbecue fundraiser for the families of … more
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Students and teachers from Boistfort School pose for a photo with Jack and Maynard Mallonee during a field trip at Mallonee Farms in Boistfort on Thursday, June 4.
In Focus: Boistfort School students visit Mallonee Farms
Turning Point graduates turn their tassels during a graduation ceremony at the former Olympic Elementary School in Chehalis on Thursday, June 4. Turning Point was formerly known as Lewis County Alternative School. From Principal Kevin Ryan: “At Turning Point, we believe every student deserves a fresh start and a pathway tailored to their unique strengths, needs, and aspirations. Our alternative school community is built on the foundation of individualized instruction, where learning is personalized so that each student can move at the pace and in the style that best supports their growth.”
In Focus: Turning Point class of 2026 turns tassels in Chehalis
The “Mother of Restoration” Welcome Figure is pictured among attendees after a dedication ceremony at Isthmus Park in Olympia on Thursday, June 4.
'Mother of Restoration': Squaxin Island Tribe and City of Olympia dedicate new Welcome Figure
“Həʔapus sqʷəbay” (Ha-push Squay-bay), the “Mother of Restoration,” was welcomed Thursday to her permanent home overlooking the future Deschutes Estuary in Olympia, where she in turn will … more
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Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, listens as Cowlitz 2 Fire & Rescue Fire Chief Scott Goldsteins peaks to the press at Nippon Dynawave Packaging Company in Longview Wednesday, May 27.
Longview implosion prompts MGP to fight for chemical safety board’s funding
U.S. Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Skamania, who represents Longview in Congress, successfully spearheaded an effort to restore funding for the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, … more
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Rep. Jim Walsh, R-Aberdeen, speaks during a House floor debate on SB 6346 on Tuesday, March 10, in Olympia.
‘Of course I’m looking at it:’ Rep. Jim Walsh eyes a run for governor
State Rep. Jim Walsh has not announced a gubernatorial campaign, but he is not pretending the question is hypothetical. The Aberdeen Republican and Washington State Republican Party chairman … more
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A gray whale and her healthy calf swim in the Pacific waters off Washington. Gray whale calf counts have plummeted, and last year were the lowest on record, according to NOAA Fisheries estimates. (Image courtesy of NOAA Fisheries/ Alaska Fisheries Science Center)
Skinny whales dying in PNW waters during migration signal a population in decline
RAYMOND — Doug Nussbaum is a retired logger whose morning rituals include a walk down to the bluff behind his house that overlooks a bend in the Willapa River. He is never quite sure just what … more
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A vehicle fire in rural Yelm quickly turned into a serious situation during the morning hours of Thursday, June 4, as a subject charged police with a firearm after being advised to step away from the vehicle fire. The subject was shot by a Thurston County Sheriff’s Office deputy, and later transported to the hospital with injuries “not expected to be life threatening.” 
Yelm-area resident shot by Thurston County deputy after charging with firearm
What started out as a vehicle fire at a residence during the morning hours of Thursday, June 4, on 149th Lane Southeast in Yelm quickly turned into a more serious situation, as a Yelm-area resident … more
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Pedestrian struck and killed by train in Winlock
A male pedestrian died Wednesday after being struck by a train in Winlock, Lewis County Fire District 15 Chief Richard Underdahl has confirmed. The incident occurred near the World’s Largest … more
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Aiden Scott Bevins
Grays Harbor County authorities arrest father in connection with death of 4-year-old son
Early Thursday at around 6:55 a.m., 36-year-old Jacob Bevins of Aberdeen was arrested in connection with the death of his 4-year-old son, Aiden Scott Bevins. According to the Aberdeen Police … more
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A vandal broke several windows on the side of the Washington state Capitol in the early morning hours of June 4, 2026.
Man arrested after shattering windows at Washington state state Capitol, authorities say
Authorities arrested a man early Thursday after he allegedly broke several windows of the Washington state Capitol in an unsuccessful attempt to break in. Using rocks and his fists, the man, … more
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A view of the Nippon Dynawave Packaging plant on May 27, 2026, following the catastrophic failure of a tank that contained a corrosive chemical. (Photo courtesy of Washington State Department of Ecology)
Millworkers at site of Longview tank implosion to be paid until early August
Following a chemical tank implosion that killed 11 people at a mill in Longview, Washington, the plant’s owner said Wednesday it would pay employees at least until early August even if stoppages at … more
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Earlene Tiffany, front, reels in a fish with the help of Kurt Johnson at the Noel Cole Fish and Wildlife Project pond in Chehalis on Wednesday, June 3.
In Focus: Senior citizens fish without barriers at Cole family pond in Chehalis
About 44 years ago, the late Noel Cole began allowing people who might not otherwise get the opportunity to go fishing to drop a line at the Cole family property in Lewis County. That tradition … more
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